It was a big night for our industry yesterday…The Oscars!
Although we are sad to report that this year, no one wore any prints or graphics on the red carpet… we did take notice that REDS were the overall dominating colors of the night! Warm colors, along with asymmetrical shapes and strapless style gowns, were key elements worn by the biggest stars of the night!
via style.com
via style.com
After yesterdays post on graphic grayscale geo’s, one of our correspondents caught this great street look on a mens blazer! How relevant!
Get on this trend by finding similar patterns in this collection!
Chelsea, NYC
As designers, sometimes we have to get a little graphic…and using black and white elements are a great way to get that point across!
We were instantly inspired by Pierre Dal Corso’s recent photography spread, and the optical, and graphic quality that he expressed through wardrobe styling.
Check out our trend interpretation below and download these images + more..
Pierre Dal Corso
We were inspired by Pantone’s release of their Fall 2011 colors, so naturally we had to search and see what we could find in our library! Check out the mood board we were quickly able to come up with! Whether you’re designing for Men’s, Womens, Kids or Interiors, this color palette should get you started!
Check out the rest of this color story!
If you haven’t checked it out already, Pantone released the “it colors” for Fall 2011! Check out their extensive report which comes with designer sketches, and quotes!
Keep this palette in mind designers!
via pantone.com
We came across this great shot from the Sartorialist and we were instantly inspired by the experimental use of mixing a large neutral balanced plaid, against a bias striped tie!
We love that this look isn’t too over the top… It still has a classic appeal, but keeps the blazer style from looking too boring or traditional, especially with a little subtle color in the stripes!
Check out our inspired plaid & bias stripe combo board to download them.
via TheSartorialist
Spring is just around the corner and we are so excited for the neutral color tones that designers are using to create sophisticated palettes.
Check out Kelly Wearstler’s Vibe Tray below, from her personal blog. We used the extensive EzTextiles library to design an entire collection with the same mood and mixed patterns technique in mind. Use your design skills to start a collection now!
Check out the rest of our interiors inspired collection!
via TheGlamourai
It’s that favorite time of year again for lingerie designers ! Valentine’s day is the holiday synonomous with hearts, lips and various prints and motifs that relate …in all shades of pinks and reds.
Whether you are designing for the foundations, lingerie, loungewear and/or sleepwear markets, we have put together some cupid-inspired patterns on basic undergarments for you to see how useful EzTextiles.com can be in your design process!
You can realistically visualize these prints and many more on any of our body or flat sketches!
We absolutely LOVE LeFashion’s latest blog post using our patterns! One word, this season is about COLOR!
Start making your boards now using EzTextiles! Send us your creations and we might just feature you!
From structured jackets to badges and boots, military styles have taken the industry by storm this Fall/Winter season!
Military doesn’t always have to include camouflage prints.What we love most about this trend is the color palette! Make use of saturated olives, forest greens and deep navy hues in your collection to translate this trend in a more subtle and sophisticated way.
Check out the rest of our military trend inspired ideas!
via refinery29
